Rust can happen at any time of year, but summer’s trademark rise in temperatures and humidity increase the risk of corrosion ...

A novel lignin-based separator for lithium-ion batteries improves safety and extends cycle life, showcasing advancements in ...

Ceramics are inorganic, nonmetallic materials that are essential in daily life. Common types of ceramics are typically composed of carbides, nitrides, and oxides. Selenides, tellurides, phosphides, ...

The properties of both the adhesive and the joined materials determine the long-term performance of a bonded joint. High temperatures, as well as exposure to water or chemicals, are all agents that ...

Prof. Bo Chen, a Professor in Materials at the University of Southampton, UK, focuses on the structural integrity and performance of high-temperature materials in safety-critical applications. Read on ...

The Poisson’s ratio measures the length and width of a material undergoing transformation as it is stretched in a longitudinal direction. Application of the ISO 527-2 test standard helps determine the ...

Organic pigments are more effective than inorganic ones in terms of tinting capacity or coloring strength. They create brighter and glossier colors at lower percentages, 0.2-0.5%, as opposed to 2%.

Fiber length is pivotal in achieving optimal performance in reinforced plastics. Generally, longer fibers in both the compound and the final product correlate with better performance. This ...

Alloy and steel wheels have distinct advantages in terms of performance and durability. Alloy wheels are significantly lighter than their steel counterparts, leading to several performance benefits.

Image Credit: Scott Bader Company Ltd. Ratios range from 50:1 (Crestafix) to 10:1 (Crestomer and Crestabond M1) and 1:1 (Crestomer Advantage and Crestabond M7). The two adhesives should have similar ...

Image Credit: Ambrell Induction Heating Solutions The Coil's Critical Role in Induction An induction coil, typically crafted from copper and shaped into a precise configuration, creates a magnetic ...

The screw conveyor has an extensive history. Archimedes (ca. 212 BC) invented the first screw conveyor, and his design is still used today for irrigation and grain transfer. Screw conveyors became ...